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Backed by Amish and Mennonites, a new kind of gene therapy company takes shape
LANCASTER, PA — This spring, Lorraine and Mark Martin, a Mennonite family with a tax business, adopted a stubby-legged cow named Royal Lite. Lorraine, Mark and Royal Lite all have one thing in common: They ...
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